Chrysalis Projects emerges as an alternative funding model for a post-Covid arts recovery
On Sunday 8 November, the first day of NAIDOC Week, Chrysalis Projects launched the first of its...
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Category: Theatre
Chrysalis: the revival of local art
What happens when you put two women in lockdown during a global pandemic? They get creative and...
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Sideshow West End Fringe Program: A celebration of local art
If there is one positive thing about living in a pandemic in the 21st century, it is that it makes...
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Live at the Trocadero in Brisbane’s West End
Theatreroo is a West End based theatre company specialising in miniaturising well known theatrical...
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Metro Arts to open soon at West Village
The 40-year-old Brisbane institution, Metro Arts, is about to open officially in its new home at...
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Unmask Your Inner Singer with Big Fork Improv
At the forefront of Brisbane’s exploding comedy scene are smash hit Big Fork Theatre and...
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The Neighbourhood – A Play on the Experience of Race in Australia
Race is a complicated matter and people experience it very differently. The experience of race is...
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CO_EX_EN – a story of reconnection with culture
CO_EX_EN continues the Aboriginal tradition of using dance to tell stories. Through traditional...
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mi:wi: Weaving Together Stories of Human Connection and Disconnect from Nature
mi:wi is embodied story telling. Through dance theatre, this performance tells a powerful story of...
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Goodbye Sideshow: a personal tribute
The Sideshow has created magic moments in the West End community, and they will be remembered by...
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The Whistle – The Seen and the Unseen
The Whistle is a clever production that revolves around the theme of the seen and the unseen. The...
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Tower of Babel: the personal is political
Tower of Babel is a play which tells a very common story: a woman and a man fall in love in the...
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